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That seems very good value with either Pella (ranked 333) or Safiullin (ranked 99) in R4.

Drama in that last game, but Murray wins the 3rd set. So frustrating they won't be able to finish the match tonight though because of the 11pm curfew. But with that yelp of pain, I'd get him off now just in case. And thankfully that's what's happened.

Game on! 1 set all. :) Hoping that Tsitsipas will be feeling his 5 set R1 match in his legs soon.

Question Time tonight. "The panel includes Minister for Veterans' Affairs Johnny Mercer MP, Shadow Secretary of State for Education Bridget Phillipson MP, the Economics Editor at the Spectator magazine Kate Andrews and the entrepreneur and Just Stop Oil supporter Dale Vince."

As Broady has put out the 4th seed, one might think the 26th seed in Shapovalov is beatable with a home crowd support. Should he win that, he'd be playing a non-seed for a place in the Quarter-Finals as both seeds in Coric and Bautista Agut went out in R1. A big opportunity here.

So Cameron Norrie will be facing Chris Eubanks. Let's hope for a knockout in 3.

These rain delays have caused a few issues. Top seed Iga Swiatek's through to the 3rd Round already, but some of the other players haven't played their 1st Round games yet.

2nd protest today with another jigsaw and more orange confetti in the middle of the Boulter first set tiebreak. That's one item they won't be stocking in the Wimbledon shop from tomorrow.

To be fair, they've got a point. I thought I'd have some sardines for breakfast this morning. Having opened up the can, I found out it was full of oil and all the fish were dead.

Protesters on Court 18 throwing orange confetti and a jigsaw puzzle around. Thankfully it's probably a 500 piece puzzle rather than a 1000. They take a lot longer to complete.

Were Murray to overcome either Tsitsipas or Thiem, then win his 3rd round game, he'd be likely to face Cameron Norrie in R4.

Caicedo doesn't need to get anyone off their seats. He'd just find a way to move them where he wants regardless.

According to the BBC live text, there are long delays with people trying to get into to Wimbledon today. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/live/tennis/65583864/page/2 Dan: Queue an absolute shambles so far. Stewards and punters alike saying it’s the worst it’s ever been. We arrived at 6:15 and...

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Dearly departed. Much mist.

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Denmark (13) might be an even game, but I'd still expect England to beat China (14) and thrash Haiti (53) and top the group. If they win Group D, they'll probably be facing one of Olympic Champions Canada or hosts Australia in the R16. They need to come into some form quickly.

Good to see Albion's Katie Robinson get some minutes today against Portugal, but England were very poor at home against a side ranked 21st. They'll get through the groups no doubt, but those key injuries to the likes of Williamson and Mead are looking very costly already.

Lovely goal by Harvey Elliott. Broke through the middle, backed his pace and slotted home across the keeper.